Forester majolica stork in marsh

cheese keeper, 12"h

cheese keeper, cobalt ground, 11 1/2", rim repair to tray

A Thomas Forester majolica stork in the marsh cheese keeperlate 19th centuryheight overall 11 1/4in (28.5cm); diameter 11in (28cm)

Thomas Forester Majolica cobalt jardiniere with storks in marsh, 8 1/2" h 8 1/2" d

A George Jones majolica 'Stork in Marsh' pitcher, model 5241, late 19th century, turquoise ground decorated with fowl in marsh land, black painted model number 5241/xx to unglazed patch to underside o

pitcher with bamboo handle and trim, 6 1/2"

with reticulated border, 9"

with bamboo handle, 7"

with bamboo trim, 7"

pitcher with goose head handle

jardiniere, 10 1/2"h, 10" d

An oversized English Joseph Holdcroft hand painted Majolica art pottery cane stand offers figural white stork with eel in marsh setting with cattails, circa 1880. Measures - 26" H x 18.5" W x 12" D. *

leaf server with stork handle, 11 1/2"w, 8"h

cobalt top and bottom trimmed in bamboo with body decorated with stork in marsh amongst bullrushes and bamboo formed handle, 7", Ann & Robert Fromer Collection

An oversized English Joseph Holdcroft hand painted Majolica art pottery cane stand offers figural white stork with eel in marsh setting with cattails, circa 1880. Measures - 26" H x 18.5" W x 12" D..

marsh pitcher with bamboo handle and trim, 9", minor hairline

marsh, 9"

in marsh jug, 7"

figural umbrella stands, each standing in front of a cluster of cattails forming the umbrella stand with pond leaves and water lily blossoms on base, heron 33", stork 31"; Sue & Harry Thurmon Collecti

Minton & Co. Majolica Stork Umbrella or Walking Stick Stand Designed circa 1875, modeled by John Henk, model no. 1916 Height 39 3/4 inches. See Majolica: A Complete History and Illustrated Survey by M

bullrush wall pocket, 12"

stick stand, one leaf re-stuck, hairline, 29"

keeper with fern and rope motif, 10"h, 12"d, professional handle repair

A Saint Clement Majolica Stork Pitcher c.1900 Modeled as a white stork, it’s beak forming the spout with a green plant stem omitting from a rocky pile behind to form the handle, 13 1/2” Modeled as